Vermont H0166 establishes requirements for hunting with dogs, including permits, supervision, and reporting of incidents.

Vermont H0166 sets forth regulations for hunting with dogs, requiring permits for field trials and hunting black bears or fur-bearing species. It mandates that dogs used for hunting must be supervised at all times and controlled by the handler. Nonresidents are restricted from training dogs to hunt black bears or fur-bearing species. The bill also requires reporting of incidents where dogs injure or attack people or animals, with violators facing fines and point assessments. Landowners must be notified and permission obtained before hunting or training dogs on private property.

Vermont H0166 establishes requirements for hunting with dogs, including permits, supervision, and reporting of incidents.

Vermont H0166 sets forth regulations for hunting with dogs, requiring permits for field trials and hunting black bears or fur-bearing species. It mandates that dogs used for hunting must be supervised at all times and controlled by the handler. Nonresidents are restricted from training dogs to hunt black bears or fur-bearing species. The bill also requires reporting of incidents where dogs injure or attack people or animals, with violators facing fines and point assessments. Landowners must be notified and permission obtained before hunting or training dogs on private property.